White Cleret Classic Dual 🛁 Blade Bath Squeegee for Optimal Performance Review

We have been using this squeegee for a number of years now. This is the only way to avoid stains on the shower glass. The only thing that could be improved is that they come with a storage tray so they can be properly drained from the water when sitting in the shower or in the shower. If they lie flat they will mold pretty quickly. When I recently bought new ones I decided to build my own storage stand using my 3D printer. They work great. Now my Cleret mops are always at hand and don't get…

If you want a work of art on the counter in your shower, this is for you. But if you're looking for an easy-to-use, water-purifying product, look no further. The blade of this mop is hard and tough. So if you don't hold it at the right angle, it won't remove the water completely. Because your grip is so close to the glass and you're only using your fingertips, it's very difficult to maintain the right angle. Aside from being wider, it really doesn't get much better than using a credit card. If…

Does its job perfectly, requiring a minimum of time and effort. Makes cleaning walls and doors an easy task for those with a handle strong enough for "man's hands". readily available, it is not used (no matter how well it works). Its asymmetry does not lend itself to being placed on a shelf (tipped over); the lack of a "pen loop" does not allow for wall hanging/carrying hooks; The handle is too "fat" to be held on a dual hook wall mount (blade rest is not a viable option).

We received this scraper as a gift when we remodeled our shower room in 2006 (15 years ago) and we still use it but it it's finally time for an exchange. I bought two because I couldn't find this scraper locally and all the others I tried fell apart in a short time. When I tried the new one the other day, I was amazed at how much better it worked even though the old one stayed intact. I would suggest changing it before age 15, about every 5 years or so. But in my opinion this scraper works…

Different from the previous cleret I had in my 20's? years, this would be most natural for a left-handed person. The natural direction of movement places the widened part of the blades closest to the edge of the right hand's "pinky finger". This is the part of the mop you use to get into places like behind the water control lever - it should slide out toward your thumb. Again, unlike my previous cleret, it's not possible to simply slide the blades flush with the other end of the handle to…

Beautiful. A classic of modern industrial design that is a pleasure to use. The blades on this one are even better than the blades on the originals from the 90's. Thank you for continuing to update the polymer recipe! Replacement blades are also available from the manufacturer. For any purpose other than classic in the shower or surrounded by glass and tiles. Soft enough not to hurt if you or your family members drop it on you, and attractive enough to leave on a tile ledge (or hide it. It…

I have been using Cleret scrapers for many years, I like them and will most likely continue to use them. The GOOD thing, however, is that it's compact, stands upright and is attractive enough to easily keep in the shower without being an eyesore. It's also quite heavy, solid work that will last a long time. It doesn't matter that two blades don't actually grip any better than a device with a single blade of comparable quality and that the ergonomics are fine with a single use. you get used to…

We renovated the bathroom and opted for a very nice frameless glass shower enclosure. Unlike the shower we replaced, which had frosted safety glass, the new one is not frosted but solid clear glass that quickly became contaminated with mineral deposits from our well water. I'm sure the old milk doors were just as whimsical, but the embossed pattern on the glass hid it. Google assumed that a 50/50 mix of heated vinegar and Dawn dishwashing liquid would wash it off easily, which it actually did…